Season 3 Episode 7 — Tammy Kurtz interview

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The Real Food Chain

Rich Bowden Writing

World Organic News

Welcome to Season 3, episode 7 of the season dedicated to wholefoods in the marketplace. This week, your co-host Rich Bowden interviews Lynden Lamb’s Tammy Kurtz in a fascinating outdoor interview in sunny Bathurst, NSW. Tammy talks the methodology of raising quality lambs in a biodynamic system, the intricacies of the preparations and leaving better soil for generations to come. Hope you enjoy it!

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Season 3 Episode 5 — The End of Plenty, book by Joel K. Bourne

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The Real Food Chain

Rich Bowden Writing

World Organic News

Welcome to Season 3, episode 5 of the season dedicated to wholefoods in the marketplace. This week, your co-hosts Jon Moore and Rich Bowden take a long view of wholefoods and the importance of organic food in the need to feed the world. We discuss — and read Rich’s review — of the brilliant book The End of Plenty by environmental journalist Joel K. Bourne.

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Season 3 Episode 4 — Interview with the Mad Season Cafe’s Queenie Green

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Queenie Green, Mad Season Cafe

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Rich Bowden Writing

World Organic News

Welcome to Season 3, episode 4, a very special show where we interview Queenie Green of the Mad Season Cafe in Bathurst NSW. Queenie talks about the origins of the cafe, her (and her partner Valentine’s) love of wholefoods, the philosophy underpinning the cafe, the wonderful, quirky atmosphere, local farmers markets and the strength of the Central West organic farming community. And lots, lots more!

See below for key moments and quotes. Please enjoy the program! 

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RFC News brief 31012018

• Elon Musk’s brother Kimbal is using his non-profit group The Kitchen Community to bring real food to schools across the U.S. Musk said his aim was to bring real change across schools to impact kids early in life. Story at Ecowatch
• App to allow people to manage a virtual farm. This will allow them to win points towards purchasing vegetables, fruit, farm tools and virtual products. Read at Progressive Grocer.
• Cork producers support the “real food revolution”. Farmers moving away from faddish “health foods” to more substantial crops. Evening Echo.
• Fears of food security issues in the UK as Brexit looms. Farming bodies say the sector should not be ignored in the rush to import cheaper food. Farming UK.
• Monsanto found to be behind attacks on organic food. A spokesperson who wrote recent article disparaging organics in Newsweek found to be a chemical giant mouthpiece. See Organic Consumers for the story.

Season 3 Episode 3 Wholefoods in the marketplace — Wholefoods trends for 2018

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The Real Food Chain

Rich Bowden Writing

World Organic News

Welcome to Season 3, episode 3, where your co-hosts Rich Bowden and Jon Moore discuss a few hot wholefoods trends for 2018, including the rise of gut health, how grass-fed meat is — thanks to millennials — become more popular than ever, and the rise of organic food now that it has hit the mainstream market in a big way. Rich and Jon also take a fascinating detour into regenerative agriculture, the boom in interest in repairing the land and how this is affecting the wholefoods meat market.

See below for key moments and quotes. Please enjoy the program!